[Report 1944] / Medical Officer of Health, Kidderminster R.D.C.

  • Kidderminster (England). Rural District Council.
Date:
1944
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Credit: [Report 1944] / Medical Officer of Health, Kidderminster R.D.C. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    Bacteriological Examination. Number of Colonies developing- upon Agar. (a) In two days at 37°C (b) In three days at 22°C * ... Coli-Aerogenes (presumptive coli) count Streptococci Opinion—The sample is fit for drinking. 4 per one m.l. 4 per one m.l. Nil per 100 m.l. Absent. (Signed) H. E. MONK, County Analyst and Bacteriologist. Drainage and Sewerage. The Council have been fully alive to their responsibilities in this direction, and in November I submitted the joint report of the Sanitary Inspector and myself on the present situation in the District. We recommended that Sewerage Schemes should be provided in the following areas: — (a) Parish of Wolverley. (b) Village of Churchill. (c) Parish of Broome. (d) Village of Chaddesley Corbett. (e) \rillage of Arley. We further recommended that consideration should be given to the question of improving arrangements in the following areas : — Mustow Green. Harvington. Shenstone. Kingsford. Shatterford. Callow Hill. Drayton. At the time of this Annual Report work is proceeding on the preparation of Schemes for the Parish of Wolverley, the Village of Churchill, the Village of Chaddesley Corbett and the districts of Mustow Green, Harvington and Shenstone.